
Biblio::ILL::ISO::ItemId

Version 0.01

Biblio::ILL::ISO::ItemId is a derivation of Biblio::ILL::ISO::ILLASNtype.

Biblio::ILL::ISO::ILLString Biblio::ILL::ISO::ItemType Biblio::ILL::ISO::MediumType

Biblio::ILL::ISO::Request

Item-Id ::= SEQUENCE {
item-type [0] IMPLICIT Item-Type OPTIONAL,
held-medium-type [1] IMPLICIT Medium-Type OPTIONAL,
call-number [2] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
author [3] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
title [4] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
sub-title [5] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
sponsoring-body [6] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
place-of-publication [7] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
publisher [8] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
series-title-number [9] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
volume-issue [10] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
edition [11] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
publication-date [12] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
publication-date-of-component [13] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
author-of-article [14] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
title-of-article [15] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
pagination [16] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
-- DC - 'EXTERNAL' is not currently supported
-- national-bibliography-no [17] EXTERNAL OPTIONAL,
iSBN [18] ILL-String OPTIONAL, -- (SIZE (10))
-- must conform to ISO 2108-1978
iSSN [19] ILL-String OPTIONAL, -- (SIZE (8))
-- must conform to ISO 3297-1986
-- DC - 'EXTERNAL' is not currently supported
-- system-no [20] EXTERNAL OPTIONAL,
additional-no-letters [21] ILL-String OPTIONAL,
verification-reference-source [22] ILL-String OPTIONAL
}


Creates a new ItemId object. Expects either no paramaters, or a title (text string), author (text string), and/or call number (text string).
These tend to be the most common / minimalist Item identifiers.
Example:
my $iid = new Biblio::ILL::ISO::ItemId("My Book","David Christensen","CHR001.1");
$iid->set_item_type("monograph");
$iid->set_medium_type("printed");
$iid->set_pagination("456");
$iid->set_publication_date("2003");

Given a properly formatted hash, builds the object.

Sets the item's item-type. Expects a valid Biblio::ILL::ISO::ItemType.

Sets the item's held-medium-type. Expects a valid Biblio::ILL::ISO::MediumType.

Sets the item's call-number. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's author. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's title. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's sub-title. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's sponsoring-body. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's place-of-publication. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's publisher. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's series-title-number. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's volume-issue. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's edition. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's publication-date. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's publication-date-of-component. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's author-of-article. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's title-of-article. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's pagination (page count). Expects a text string.

Sets the item's iSBN. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's iSSN. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's additional-no-letters. Expects a text string.

Sets the item's verification-reference-source. Expects a text string. Ie - where did this ItemId information come from?

See the README for system design notes. See the parent class(es) for other available methods.
For more information on Interlibrary Loan standards (ISO 10160/10161), a good place to start is:
http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/iso/ill/main.htm

David Christensen, <DChristensenSPAMLESS@westman.wave.ca>

Copyright 2003 by David Christensen
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.